US Health Index (USHX) is a blockchain-native synthetic benchmark token designed to define and track the economic performance, cost inflation, and structural dynamics of the United States healthcare sector.
USHX functions as an on-chain reference indicator, providing transparent, rules-based, and auditable exposure to U.S. healthcare macro trends.
Creator: Simon Kapenda, founder of US Health Index Inc., and creator of SACE Index (SACE), CillarCoin (CILLAR), and Namibia Digital Dollar (NADD).
USHX does not represent ownership of equities, ETFs, derivatives, or any financial instruments. It is a benchmark reference token intended solely for informational, analytical, and integration purposes.
USHX is designed as an institutional-grade benchmark product, comparable in function (but not legal form or structure) to healthcare indices published by traditional index providers such as S&P, MSCI, or Bloomberg. Unlike off-chain indices, USHX is implemented natively on blockchain infrastructure, enabling programmability, verifiability, and continuous auditability.
The USHX benchmark is methodology-driven, governance-controlled, and designed to support read-only integration by external protocols, analytics platforms, and institutional users.
USHX is scheduled to deploy on BSC Mainnet in January 2026.
The full institutional documentation for US Health Index (USHX), including index methodology, governance framework, legal and benchmark-style disclaimers, smart contract architecture, and contract–whitepaper feature cross-mapping, is available in the official Whitepaper:
Whitepaper v1.0
https://github.com/abba-platforms/USHX/blob/main/WHITEPAPER.md
USHX is structured as a synthetic composite benchmark reflecting multiple dimensions of the U.S. healthcare sector. The index operates with the following parameters:
- Base Index Value: 1,000
- Maximum Supply: 10,000,000,000 USHX
- Benchmark Role: Primary on-chain reference indicator
| Pillar | Indicative Weight |
|---|---|
| Healthcare equity performance | 55–65% |
| Healthcare cost inflation | 15–20% |
| Insurance & services dynamics | 10–15% |
| Innovation adjustment | 5–10% |
Weights are published, rules-based, and adjusted only through governance or scheduled methodology review, as described in the Whitepaper.
- Token Name: US Health Index
- Symbol: USHX
- Token Standard: BEP-20 (ERC-20 compatible architecture)
- Supply Model: Fixed maximum supply
- Function: Synthetic benchmark reference token
- Ownership Rights: None
USHX is not a currency, security, commodity, or investment product.
The USHX smart contract is implemented using enterprise-grade Solidity architecture and audited open-source components, including:
- OpenZeppelin standard libraries
- UUPS upgradeable proxy architecture
- Explicit admin proxy initialization
- Multi-signature governance with quorum enforcement
- On-chain methodology anchoring via cryptographic hashes
- Role separation, upgrade controls, and emergency pause mechanisms
All contract features are mapped explicitly to Whitepaper clauses.
USHX governance is designed to align with global benchmark governance standards.
- Governance Model: Multi-signature control
- Quorum Requirement: 3 of 5 authorized governors
- Governance Scope:
- Methodology updates
- Parameter adjustments
- Contract upgrades
- Emergency controls
All governance actions are executed on-chain and are fully auditable.
- Target Network: BNB Smart Chain (BSC) Mainnet
- Deployment Status: Not yet deployed
- Planned Deployment: January 2026
- Official Contract Address: To be published upon deployment
Only contract addresses published in this repository should be considered official.
USHX follows explicit versioning for both methodology and smart contract components:
- Smart Contracts: Semantic versioning (e.g., v1.0, v1.1, v1.7)
- Whitepaper & Methodology: Independently versioned
- Upgrades:
- Executed only via governance quorum
- Fully on-chain
- Backward-compatible where feasible
Version alignment and upgrade rationale are documented in governance records.
USHX is a synthetic benchmark derived from public market and macroeconomic data as defined in its methodology.
- The current contract does not custody funds
- The current contract does not pull external oracle feeds
- Index updates are executed via governance-controlled processes
- Future oracle integrations (e.g., Chainlink) may be introduced only via governance and published methodology updates
- Audit Status: Planned prior to mainnet deployment
- Audit Scope: Smart contract architecture, upgrade paths, governance controls
- Responsible Disclosure:
Security issues should be reported privately to the maintainers via the contact information published in this repository.
No guarantees are made regarding the absence of vulnerabilities.
USHX is intended for read-only integration as a benchmark reference.
Permitted uses include:
- Analytics and research platforms
- Protocol-level reference indicators
- Academic and policy research
- Internal institutional benchmarking
USHX is not designed for yield generation, payments, or consumer-facing financial applications.
Use of USHX involves inherent risks, including but not limited to:
- Methodology change risk
- Governance and upgrade risk
- Data representation risk
- Smart contract risk
- Network-level risk
These risks are described in further detail in the Whitepaper.
├── contracts/ # Solidity smart contracts
├── WHITEPAPER.md # Institutional Whitepaper v1.0
├── README.md # Project overview
└── LICENSE # MIT License
The USHX smart contract codebase is released under the MIT License.
The MIT License applies only to the software source code in this repository and does not extend to the US Health Index methodology, benchmark design, index values, trademarks, or branding, which are governed separately as described in the Whitepaper.
US Health Index Inc. acts as the index publisher, methodology administrator, and governance authority for USHX.
US Health Index (USHX)
Created January 2026
USHX is a synthetic benchmark reference token intended solely for informational, analytical, and technological purposes. It does not constitute an offer, solicitation, investment advice, or financial instrument of any kind. Use of USHX is subject to the disclaimers and limitations outlined in the Whitepaper.